This document provides a 3-paragraph summary of natural language processing: 1) Natural language processing is a subfield of artificial intelligence that allows computers to understand and generate human language. It includes natural language understanding and natural language generation. 2) Natural language understanding takes sentences as input and understands them to apply to a particular action, while natural language generation is a software process that transforms structured data into written narrative. 3) There are different levels of knowledge used in natural language understanding, including phonological, morphological, syntactic, semantic, and pragmatic knowledge.

1. SHRI RAMSWAROOP MEMORIAL
UNIVERSITY,DEVA ROAD BARABANKI(UP )
PRESENTATION ON - NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING
SUBMITTED TO –
MR. ANUPAM SINGH SUBMITTED BY-
MUKESH SINGH - 202010101110109
TANYA SINGH - 202010101110114
ANMOL SHARMA - 202010101110113
SESSION - 2022-23
COURSE – B.TECH (CS)
GROUP - 64

2. ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE
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3. Natural language
processing
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To build a computer that can interact with human like human Subfield of
artificial intelligent
method of communicating with an intelligent systems using a natural
language( English).
Encompass anything computer need to understand and generate
language

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Natural language understanding
Natural language generation
1.
2.
Components of NLP

5. Natural language
generation
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A software process that transforms data into written
narrative.
Referred to as a text generation.
Data must be formatted (structured data) before
entering.

6. Benefits
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Minimal Human Intervention
Interaction with Machines Becomes Easier
Smart Management of Business Operations
–Automated process minimizes human
efforts.
–Complex data will be processed in
computer
–Monitoring, report generating

7. Natural language
understanding
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Takes sentences as input and understands it to apply in particular
action
A branch of Artificial Intelligence
A large amount of human knowledge assumed

8. Level of knowledge used in NLU
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Phonological
Morphologica
l
Syntactic
Semantic
Pragmatic
world
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9. Phonologic
al
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It concentrates on the way the sound is produced, how and
why it sounds like it
Simply it can be understood as the concept used where there
is presence of the speech

10. Morphologic
al
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It simply deals with understanding distinct words according to
their small unit
For example Pre-registration can be divided into:
Pre: Perfix
Registra: the root
Tion: suffix

11. Syntacti
c
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It simply deals with how sequence of words form correct
sentences
Knowledge of grammar is needed

12. Semanti
c
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It is concerned with the meaning of words and how to combine
words into meaningful phrases and sentences

13. Pragmati
c
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It is all about the use of language in the context
Eg:
The city councilors refused the demonstrators a permit because
they feared violence
The city councilors refused the demonstrators a permit because
they advocated revolution
The meaning of they are different in two sentences

14. THANK YOU VERY MUCH
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